alleryHow many bytes does a 5-character null-terminated string occupy?
A6 bytes
B5 bytes
C4 bytes
D7 bytes
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. 6 bytes
Null termination requires an extra byte to store the zero byte marker.
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